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September 4th 2003 The Guardian Cryptic crossword answers

Welcome to the page with the answers to today's (September 4th 2003) clues of The Guardian Cryptic crossword.

Below is the list of all of today's clues (a total of 28 clues). Just click on a clue to get the answer.

Mangled corpse heartlessly put out of view (8)
Setter is getting transport on foot (6)
Ill-written communication (4,4)
Uncle from the new world? (6)
What's astir? Broken bones (5)
Team least trained gets no satisfactory result (9)
En voyage without information and refusing accommodation (12)
Lawyer for privatised trains? (6,6)
Officer gets a rough ride from Yankee jail (9)
Maxim of old Russian writer (5)
Old city falling short of ideal (6)
Capital finds flower in embryo a nuisance (8)
Dislike of French cricket? (6)
Painter takes game on plate to the queen (8)
Europe set against taking in former currency (6)
Big automobiles coveted by Hollywood types (6)
Late worker? (9)
Socratic path could be disastrous (12)
Saw, say, a girl upset (5)
Bound like Buena Vista Social Club (8)
Radiation always sits around (8)
Artist takes control of council (12)
Odd sailing ship clears the drink (9)
Girl taking time out faced the bowling, no less (8)
Muck raised and pushed across to grating (8)
Blair or spring flower (6)
Old doctor curtailed food poisoning (6)
Plant used for arbours? (5)

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